Talk:Sheats–Goldstein Residence

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Paul Sheats was not a doctor. He was an expert in adult education. His doctoral degree was a Ph.D. Paul was dean of UCLA Extension. When I knew him, he had retired from that position and was a professor of adult education at the UCLA Graduate School of Education full time. But he had taught there while serving as dean as well. He would have been addressed as "Doctor Sheats" as is common with people who do not hold ladder appointments and are known as "Professor Soandso" You can consult the biography that accompanies his papers at Syracuse University at this URL http://www-distance.syr.edu/pvitaphs.html .

Diane Childs diane.childs@ucla.edu

71.107.255.156 (talk) 20:17, 6 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Music Videos

The residence is shown in the music video Grapevyne. I can't find any reference but I'm adding it to the article because of the high quality views of the architecture (compared to the other music videos listed). (More) Natural lighting and shots that pan across rooms. I assume the video is from 1995. It would be great to find a ref with production date and location. I'm hoping someone can help.

The other music videos had bad or missing refs. Fixed those but can't seem to find a ref for this one.

Ggpur (talk) 16:59, 30 October 2021 (UTC)[reply]